Lake Bronson Club Family Nudist Park

1. Details

   • Mon00:00–24:00
   • Tue00:00–24:00
   • Wed00:00–24:00
   • Thu00:00–24:00
   • Fri00:00–24:00
   • Sat00:00–24:00
   • Sun00:00–24:00

   Status

   Open

   Address

   33033 Cottontail Ln, Sultan, WA 98294

   Phone

   +1360-547-3190

   Website

   lakebronson.com

   Newest review

   November 2026

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   Before you go

   • Arriving

     You must call ahead on (360) 547-3190 to get the gate code and confirm office hours; first visits require arrival during Saturday or Sunday office hours to complete the application and background check.

   • Privacy

     The park is gated and access-controlled; the club's own website says privacy and security are protected by the locked gate and office registration system.

   • First visit

     Expect a thorough interview and background check on your first visit; the club's own website explains this is to preserve and protect the community, though some visitors find the process stricter than at other naturist parks.

   • Dress code

     This is mandatory nudity, not clothing-optional: you must be nude in the lake, hot tub, sauna, and showers; the club's own website makes clear nudity is expected whenever appropriate throughout the park.

   • Prices

     Tent sites are $15 per night, day-use park access is $20, and small cabins and RV pads with hookups are available for rent.

   • Facilities

     The club's own website lists a 7.5-acre lake, 85-foot waterfall, sauna, hot tub, showers, pickleball, tennis, volleyball, badminton, horseshoes, disc golf, kayaks, paddleboards, hiking trails, and a full kitchen in the lodge.

2. About Lake Bronson Club Family Nudist Park

   

   

   

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   Lake Bronson Club is the Pacific Northwest's largest year-round clothing-free recreational park, set on 320 acres in the Cascade foothills 40 miles northeast of Seattle. The 7.5-acre spring-fed lake is the summer heart of the place, surrounded by hiking trails, a stunning 85-foot waterfall, and facilities including sauna, hot tub, and sports courts. Nights bring themed potlucks, dances, and social events where members and guests gather in the lodge; days are for swimming, paddleboarding, walking the forest, and simply relaxing nude among friendly, welcoming people who clearly care for their community.

   Visitors consistently praise the natural beauty, cleanliness, and genuine friendliness of the crowd. The club's own website says it is family-oriented and entirely volunteer-run, affiliated with AANR, which guarantees high standards across 200+ nudist parks in North America. Most recent reviews glow with enthusiasm about the Halloween party, the sense of community, and how the place transforms first-time anxiety into joy.

   The main friction point is the strict entry protocol: first-time visitors must call ahead, arrive during office hours (Saturday or Sunday), pass a background check with government ID, and understand this is mandatory nudity, not clothing-optional. One recent negative review described the gatekeeper experience as unwelcoming; the owner has replied to concerns about both entry procedures and house rules. For couples or singles ready to commit to the process and embrace the nudist ethos fully, Lake Bronson is widely seen as a genuine gem.

   Who goes

   Couples of all walks of life, families, and friendly singles of various ages, mostly locals from the Seattle region who return regularly.

   How opinion has moved

   Opinion has remained consistently strong (mostly 5★) across the years, with the 2025 negative reviews addressing entry friction and strict dress codes rather than the experience itself.

   What guests love

   • The natural setting is stunning, with a pristine spring-fed lake, beautiful forest trails, an 85-foot waterfall, and clear night skies close to Seattle.
   • The community is genuinely warm, friendly, and welcoming, with people who are kind to one another and care for the space.
   • The sauna and hot tub are excellent facilities, with recent upgrades and a peaceful atmosphere for relaxation.
   • The social events—themed potlucks, monthly dances, and holiday celebrations—bring the community together in a fun, lively way.
   • The place caters to families as well as couples and singles, offering something for all ages and making newcomers feel comfortable.
   • The volunteer-run ethos and AANR affiliation guarantee high standards and a welcoming network across North America.

   What guests complain about

   • The entry process is strict and inconvenient: you must call ahead, arrive during limited office hours on Saturday or Sunday, and complete a background check, which some experienced naturists find unnecessarily rigid.
   • Staff interaction at the gate can feel unwelcoming or dismissive, with at least one visitor describing the gatekeeper's tone as insulting and making them feel like a burden for trying to visit.
   • The club enforces mandatory full nudity rather than clothing-optional rules, and will ask partially clothed guests to leave immediately without refund if others complain.
   • House rules around spousal consent are strict and patriarchal-sounding: if you register as married, you must either be accompanied by your spouse or provide a notarized affidavit of permission.
   • Drop-in visits are not permitted; the club requires advance notice and scheduled arrival times, which limits spontaneity.
   • The hot tub temperature is sometimes reported as not quite warm enough.

3. Club facts, checked against sources

   1 of 7 facts confirmed by two or more independent sources. Each fact shows who says it. Confirmed = two or more independent sources agree. Prices are per night at the door and change, so check the date.

   Membership

   None Club says Club website · November 2026

   Open on

   Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday Other sources say Google Maps · November 2026

   Facilities

   Sauna, Pool, Outdoor area, Showers Confirmed Google reviews · May 2026Google Maps ×3 · December 2025

   Parking

   Free, on site Other sources say Google Maps · November 2026

   Wheelchair access

   Yes Other sources say Google Maps · November 2026

   Typical age

   Mixed Other sources say Google reviews · June 2025

   Booking

   Required Club says Club website · November 2026

   Latest reviews from every source

   • 5★ Google reviews · November 2026

     My wife and i came to Lake Bronson for first time to check out there halloween party, it was awesome, so many great people wearing fantastic costumes. We danced most every song, thank you very much to Karen and the rest of the VOLENTEERS that put it together, we WILL be back✌️

   • 5★ Google reviews · August 2026

     A real gem.

   • 5★ Google reviews · May 2026 · owner replied

     Planning a trip here beginning Aug 1 through Aug 8th 2026. Lake, 85 ft waterfalls on property, tent sites, RV pad hookups, small cabin rentals. Tent sites are $15 a night, $20 park access fee for day use, pool, sauna, hot tub, showers, waterfalls and similar water borne areas in the resort are nudity required areas. Don't miss an amazing chance to tan all over, and swing all night!! Heritage Days Festival from 2 Aug…

   • 5★ Google reviews · December 2025 · owner replied

     First came for the lake, staying for the community. Should be a pretty common scenario - we first came to visit the lake in the summer and were immediately amused by nature (lake, trails, waterfall, forest, creek), amenities (best sauna I've found in whole Seattle area, spa, tennis courts, volleyball, kayaks/sups/water toys etc etc etc) and, most importantly, community. People here are very friendly and care for each…

   • 1★ Google reviews · August 2025 · owner replied

     I usually go to the Fraternity of Snoqualmie but I thought I'd attempt something different. I'm sure Lake Bronson is beautiful inside but I HATE dealing with Karen, of course her name is Karen. Last year and the year before I tried to rent out one of their cabins a couple of times but was unsuccessful. Last week I went out there because it was a nice sunny day and the breeze was lovely only to get turned away for not…

   • 1★ Google reviews · June 2025 · owner replied

     Great family nudist place. The lake was nice and warm. Plenty of pool toys to stay afloat … I am updating my review to add TWO WARNINGS. First warning this is NOT a clothing optional place! This is a no clothes mandatory place! What that meant is that my partner who was trying to slowly getting used to being naked in front of other people was told after about half an hour that some people complained that they felt un…

   • 5★ Google reviews · June 2025 · owner replied

     Relaxed, lovely lake, good for a walk au naturel in the forrest, visiting the falls. Friendly mixed bunch of people with lots of couples of all walks of life.

   • 5★ Google Maps · September 2023 · owner replied

     Fantastic safe space to feel comfortable just as you are. The lake is serene. The waterfall hike is brief and relaxing. I have also stayed in a pet friendly cabin and the amenities and friendliness of the members was very welcoming. In the winter there was fresh firewood and an outdoor hottub. Great facilities!!

   Sources we checked

   • Google Maps 4.8★ from 794 reviews readnewest September 2023
   • Google reviews 10 reviews readnewest November 2026

   Review history

   Does the owner answer?

   The owner replies to reviews regularly, defending the entry procedures and house rules as necessary to protect the community, and offering to help interested visitors with planning and questions.

   Rating spread

   • 5★90%
   • 4★5%
   • 3★1%
   • 2★1%
   • 1★3%

   Written from the venue's newest Google reviews and its own website. We paraphrase, we never quote guests, and we never name anyone.

   Sources for this text: Google Maps, Google reviews, the club's own website, every review we hold.

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